Random BSOD's while doing simple things;idle.

[Ngrungebb91]

Hi. I am once again getting around the same BSOD's as i did before a couple months ago. I fixed it by reinstalling my antivirus software since it was corrupted. Now these 3 BSODs come RANDOMLY. They are 0x000000FC, 0x0000001E, 0x0000000A. Here are the following things I have tried to do to fix these... Its becoming such a headache.. I dont know what the problem could be. My drivers seem to be up to date.. maybe a hidden driver? My OC's are stable too. System information is in "My System Specs" section if you need to look at it.

• Memtest86 test for 3 full nights while I slept. Mixed matched my RAM in different slots in the motherboard too every night. Every night finished around 9 passes. NO ERRORS.

• Doing a "clean" installation on the Nvidia Graphics driver to the newest driver
• Scanning MalwareBytes
• Antivirus Scan (found nothing)
• Sfc/ Scannow scan
• SPTD Driver Removal
• Airing out computer just incase of heat issue. 39C avg on CPU.

My last resort is just to reinstall windows and I just dont want to do that yet.... Here are the reports.. someone please help me..

 

[zigzag3143]

Hi. I am once again getting around the same BSOD's as i did before a couple months ago. I fixed it by reinstalling my antivirus software since it was corrupted. Now these 3 BSODs come RANDOMLY. They are 0x000000FC, 0x0000001E, 0x0000000A. Here are the following things I have tried to do to fix these... Its becoming such a headache.. I dont know what the problem could be. My drivers seem to be up to date.. maybe a hidden driver? My OC's are stable too. System information is in "My System Specs" section if you need to look at it.

• Memtest86 test for 3 full nights while I slept. Mixed matched my RAM in different slots in the motherboard too every night. Every night finished around 9 passes. NO ERRORS.

• Doing a "clean" installation on the Nvidia Graphics driver to the newest driver
• Scanning MalwareBytes
• Antivirus Scan (found nothing)
• Sfc/ Scannow scan
• SPTD Driver Removal
• Airing out computer just incase of heat issue. 39C avg on CPU.

My last resort is just to reinstall windows and I just dont want to do that yet.... Here are the reports.. someone please help me..

Since memory has been verified it leaves a few things.



Software.

I do notice Symantec which is a frequent cause of BSOD's. I would remove and replace it with Microsoft Security Essentials at least to test.

http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080710133834EN

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows


Second I would run driver verifier to determine which driver is at fault.


Hardware

Stable or not. Your OC is suspect. There are more than 5 suspected causes and OC would cause them all.

 

[Ngrungebb91]

Hi. I am once again getting around the same BSOD's as i did before a couple months ago. I fixed it by reinstalling my antivirus software since it was corrupted. Now these 3 BSODs come RANDOMLY. They are 0x000000FC, 0x0000001E, 0x0000000A. Here are the following things I have tried to do to fix these... Its becoming such a headache.. I dont know what the problem could be. My drivers seem to be up to date.. maybe a hidden driver? My OC's are stable too. System information is in "My System Specs" section if you need to look at it.

• Memtest86 test for 3 full nights while I slept. Mixed matched my RAM in different slots in the motherboard too every night. Every night finished around 9 passes. NO ERRORS.

• Doing a "clean" installation on the Nvidia Graphics driver to the newest driver
• Scanning MalwareBytes
• Antivirus Scan (found nothing)
• Sfc/ Scannow scan
• SPTD Driver Removal
• Airing out computer just incase of heat issue. 39C avg on CPU.

My last resort is just to reinstall windows and I just dont want to do that yet.... Here are the reports.. someone please help me..

Since memory has been verified it leaves a few things.



Software.

I do notice Symantec which is a frequent cause of BSOD's. I would remove and replace it with Microsoft Security Essentials at least to test.

http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080710133834EN

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows


Second I would run driver verifier to determine which driver is at fault.


Hardware

Stable or not. Your OC is suspect. There are more than 5 suspected causes and OC would cause them all.

My father has this same antivirus on his computer. He has Windows 7 64bit as well. No problems on his computer. I reinstalled it like a month ago as well so it just cant be the problem.. I will run driver verifier and see what happens when it BSOD's. Now on the OC issue.. could I post my BIOS settings and see what you can conclude based on that?

 

[Ngrungebb91]

It BSOD's while driver verifier was on. While it happened. I was listening to music on Winamp and browsing the internet. 0x000000D1. How can I get the info for you people to look at?? I'll upload the dump files.. I dont know if these blue screens left dump files though.

 

[Ngrungebb91]

Can anyone help this helpless youth??? lol. No BSOD's today so far. Been using the computer for an hour.

 

[zigzag3143]

It BSOD's while driver verifier was on. While it happened. I was listening to music on Winamp and browsing the internet. 0x000000D1. How can I get the info for you people to look at?? I'll upload the dump files.. I dont know if these blue screens left dump files though.

Not driver verified and ambiguous. I would bet it is your Symantec

I do notice Symantec which is a frequent cause of BSOD's. I would remove and replace it with Microsoft Security Essentials at least to test.

http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080710133834EN

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows